They grab a hold of a topic like a pitbull on a 3 year-old. After reading this article, one must wonder about the Republik of Kalifornia. Since when is being a bystander a crime?

Oh well, the "Fast and the Furious" train keeps chugging along...stay out of its way and hope it passes soon.
http://www.cnn.com/2001/SHOWBIZ/News...eut/index.html

 

yeah i saw a show on cnn about this movie being a bad thing for people ot see, cause now there is gonna be a re-birth of the 50's and street racing. only now people won't be able to control our cars.
the whole show was a bunch of ****

 

No offense intended by this comment, but personally, I think the people just need something new to say that culture is going to hell. First it was school shootings, and now it's street racing.

However, I do agree action needs to be taken to stop illegal street racing. And I don't think the answer is to just arrest people, and give out citations.

 

for some reason this statement bothers me...

Doug...whos son is nearly three, and the neighbors have a pitbull...

 

I agree with onyx00, I have been doing some steet racing of my own but as of lately I have decided that taking my life into my own hands and being irresponsible if not the way to go. I love to drive fast in my car and feel the road under my feet but it is just not safe. I have had a few close ones to open my eyes. Not to mention that my mom has already had two dreams of me dying in a car crash! I will take that one alone as a hint to slow down. I think I am personally going to start looking into racing on the track. My 2 cents.

 

George - That's interesting. If you're witnessing a murder, you need to find some new people to hang out w/